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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
3
Tom Miera, a Lordeburg resident in 1934, is reported to have won a position in the Sandoval county FERA outfit based in the headquarters at Ternanlo, with plans to leave here soon after last fall’s election.
Former President Herbert Hoover chaired Hoover Day at Balboa Park San Diego with in wheel chair tour of the Ford Exposition building rotunda and Wood Distillation exhibits. He spoke to over 2000 attendees praising the Exposition and noting the solidity of the American economic structure.
The Farm Credit Administration taps J. Seth Beth of Santa Fe for a seat on the Board of Directors. Beth, a constitutional lawyer and former chairman of New Mexico regional committees, replaces the prior director who resigned to lead a Wichita credit group. He returns after declining an earlier offer, then accepting upon Governor Myers reappointment. Citizens H. L. Smith and Harry Rosenstein are noted visitors in Lordsburg and El Paso respectively.
Mr and Mrs GL, iimes and won, Junior and Hd Lewle were visitants at Willow Creek on Sunday. Lewle bought a Chevrolet coach through the Mone tague Townsend Motor company this week.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for editor and illustrator roles with salaries from 1400 to 4600 a year across Forest Service and other departments. Applications advised through the Civil Service Board of Examiners at post offices or customs houses in first or second class cities, or via the Commission in Washington.
A new emergency school tax law becomes effective July 1 providing for state issued tokens of mill denomination to prevent consumers paying more than two percent tax on total purchases. The measure aims to limit the tax burden during the school funding emergency.
The bureau of revenue endorses copper tokens of one mill and five mille to replace the penny tax. Tokens sellable by the state banks merchants or individuals. If tokenless buyers pay a penny for small bills they receive some mills change, and the arrangement targets correcting overtaxing at 25 cents in many cities.
A June 1995 Santa Fe tribute from the Lordsburg office in New Mexico commends Mrs. Exta Walter for her service and dedication to the Hidalgo County ERA program. The letter expresses appreciation and intent to acknowledge her contributions publicly.
A letter from Maude van VP Kamp State Director of B Social Service commends Hidalgo County social service supervisor for high caliber work. She expresses pride in the county and support from the central office, wishing continued success and good luck.
Silver City and Central firms plan a July 1 merger forming the Silver Liquor Co. Blatz beer, wines, cordials and spirits will be distributed nationwide. Headquarters will be in the Hann Transfer and Coal Co. building at 261 Bullard St in Silver City.
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